1923bob
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Yep Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T :love them good ride good in snow and rain.
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Need to replace my KO2s with some new tires...in Denver, CO
- Thread starter MileHi Guy
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I have the Bridgestone Dueler AT Ascents 285/60R20..and I could write paragraphs about how awesome they are!
Ride comfort, steering & handling, traction in all conditions, bump & crack compliance, etc are amazing!
We just had 12"+ of snow within 6-8hrs and I had to go out in it..they plowed through to snow with incredible composure..never once slid or slipped up & down hills, and even braking was amazing..ABS never kicked in, just straight, controlled stops..I was shocked.
In summer, I run 39F/35R, but I just lowered to 36F/33R since our Wisconsin roads are horrible in the winter..and the ride got even better! (I'll probably stay at this year round) The lower psi definitely does seem to increase the rolling resistance, but not enough that I care..at highway speeds they heat up to 39F/35R, around town they stick to about 38F/34R..when fully hot.
Bonus, they are pretty light weight compared to many other ATs.
Added bonus, the four Road Force balanced on my new Fuel Variant 20x9" +1mm to..2, 4, 4, & 8 (almost unheard of low RF numbers!!)
Obviously, I'm loving these tires.
Ride comfort, steering & handling, traction in all conditions, bump & crack compliance, etc are amazing!
We just had 12"+ of snow within 6-8hrs and I had to go out in it..they plowed through to snow with incredible composure..never once slid or slipped up & down hills, and even braking was amazing..ABS never kicked in, just straight, controlled stops..I was shocked.
In summer, I run 39F/35R, but I just lowered to 36F/33R since our Wisconsin roads are horrible in the winter..and the ride got even better! (I'll probably stay at this year round) The lower psi definitely does seem to increase the rolling resistance, but not enough that I care..at highway speeds they heat up to 39F/35R, around town they stick to about 38F/34R..when fully hot.
Bonus, they are pretty light weight compared to many other ATs.
Added bonus, the four Road Force balanced on my new Fuel Variant 20x9" +1mm to..2, 4, 4, & 8 (almost unheard of low RF numbers!!)
Obviously, I'm loving these tires.
